LT now or Provari later?

[emcee7one4]

So I've been contemplating this for a couple of days now and I have enough to get a LT as right this post or should I wait about a month or two to get a Provari? You see I just got a new job working as a pharmacy tech at a hospital and will be making more money than I am now which is basically none and I start on Monday, but I'm really starting to get over my twist and want to make the switch to a real vv asap.

 

[Scottinboca]

IMO, I'd go with a LT if that's what you can afford. There's nothing wrong with the LT, they are cheaper and work great. Save up and get the ProVari later if you still want it. I have a ProVari and I love it, but I use genesis attys and it helps with ohm checking and other issues that the LT won't.

 

[crazyhorseiam]

Well, if you buy a lavatube now you will certainly buy a provari later, and your lava will take the dust in a shelf... Wait, buy a provari later and you can even try to buy a rebuildable atomizer too!

 

[JKVaper]

Sounds like the same issue I have recently run in to. Since I could not afford A ProVari yet I purchased a young june Lavatube kit from Vaporbeast.com, so far am not regretting it......still have Ego 650Mah pass-through and a Ego 1000 twist as backups though, in case something goes awry with the LT. I will get a Provari eventually, when finances permit.

 

[emcee7one4]

I actually have a wishlist ready to go, full of all the stuff im getting (ahaha i know wishlist sounds kinda childish) . RA tank from DWF and bulldog/phoenix RA for strictly for dripping. I would get a z-atty but i dont feel like buying an accessory that costs just as much as a mod.

 

[18SixFifty]

Variable Voltage 1.5 Mod Kit - Smoke Anywhere For Penny's, LLC Store

Buy this one. It's the good Young June model, it has the better 3amps, it does check your resistance (ohms) and battery power, pulse modulation etc. It's the good one. On top of this people who say it will gather dust are wrong. Many people who spend big bucks on a provari don't want to take it out and about with them. Furthermore, the batteries and charger will work fine for a provari if (and I do mean if) you decide to upgrade.

So it's not a waste at all, you get a great APV that can be used as your primary or backup and the batteries and charger you will need to buy anyway. The two atties are just a bonus and will work great for testing juices on. The batteries, atties and charger almost pay for the entire package anyway.

 

[rtrain99]

Nothing wrong with starting out with the LT. Times are hard. I have both and the LT got no play. But my financial situation can allow it. I am an RSM guy, but the talk is for a different story. If you have the patience then save those scripts for a Provari, and live with the twist for a little longer.

 

[hairball]

For a good PV, try the Lambo from Home Page. I have both the mini and regular sized one. It beats a LT into the ground. I was never impressed with the LT.

As for a ProVari, if you can get one, get it and forget the rest.

 

[emcee7one4]

I thought the new chrome LTs were the same as lambos?

 

[18SixFifty]

I thought the new chrome LTs were the same as lambos?

The lambos are L rider and the Chrome Lt's are young june. (at least some of them are) The difference is the Young June has a 3amp limit, which is higher, they can also check resistance (ohms) and they have PWM pulse width modulation.

A PBusardo Review - In Depth Chrome Lava Tube Comparison - YouTube

This is a great video although it's not 100% correct because there are actually many more variations.

You can get the same Young June electronics and connectors without going chrome.

 

[emcee7one4]

The lambos are L rider and the Chrome Lt's are young june.

See, that I did not know and was not explained in the video, which I saw a couple weeks ago.

 

[Baditude]

I always thought the Provari was too expensive, but now that I finally got one recently I wish that I had gotten it much earlier.

It is such a well-built, finely machined device that's built to last a LONG time. It screams quality. Factor in that should it ever need servicing, Provape will be right there to do it. It's one of the safest mods you can own with its built-in inteligence. Built-in battery tester and built-in ohms tester. Gently alerts you when your battery is getting low. Oh, and its variable voltage...one of the couple of mods available that will provide precisely what you dial in, everytime.

Just my opinion, but the way I looked at it, the Chinese-made mods can do much of what a Provari can do, and at an initial much lower cost. But once the warranty is out, who is going to repair it? Will this mod provide me with all the safety features that the Provari can? Can this mod deliver the same vape from from start to finish, every time, during the duration of each battery? Probably not.

You may not need a Provari now. But chances are you will end up with one eventually like I have. Only you can decide whether to get one sooner or later.

 

[emcee7one4]

I know I'm getting a Provari, maybe not now but in a month or too I will. For now ill just spend my money elsewhere like a on a RA and maybe more juice because you can never have too much juice ahahah

 

[Baditude]

Lava Tube vs Provari direct comparison review.

 

[Damian Duncan]

Provari all the way, I have two and have not looked back at an analogue since.

 

[PHPuff]

I'd go with lT for now. Then save up for a provari.
My first set was an airborne light with a maelstrom 510 atty then switched to airborne 3rd gen with a bulli rebuildable atty, the switched my battery to a LT, now I bought a vivi nova tank, so i won't have to drip while driving. LT is really nice imo

 

[V00D00]

If its only gonna be a month or two wait, I would just be patient and get the provari. You will have saved money because you didn't buy the LT, money you can use to make the Provari even better.

 

[Ravenous]

I would just get an Ego-C twist while you wait for a Provari. Cheaper than a LT and almost as functional.

 

[DPLongo22]

"...later."

 

[crazyhorseiam]

he already owns a twist!